- nemzetisport.hu (2023). "Szoboszlai szép gólt lőtt, ismét Német Kupa-győztes a
Lipcse! - NSO". www.nemzetisport.hu (in Hungarian).
Retrieved 4 June 2023. "RB...
- 1928 he
served as
pastor in Kremnické Bane (Hauerland), then in Sohler-
Lipcse (Banská Bystrica) 1928–1932, in Münnichwies (Hauerland) 1932–1936 and from...
- Slovene, Swedish, Turkish),
Lejpcigo (Esperanto),
Lepsiko (Esperanto)
Lipcse (Hungarian),
Lipsca (old Romanian), Lipsía – Λειψία (Gr****),
Lipsia (Italian...
- Ivan Drašković, Ban of
Croatia (1550–1613) Orsolya,
married János Dóczy de
Lipcse Katalin,
married György
Keglevich de
Buzin Pál (d.
March 1581) Markó 2006...
-
Lower Saxony Alsó-Szászország
Niedersachsen German federal state Leipzig Lipcse Cologne Kolonya Köln
German dated Main
Majna river Mecklenburg-Vorpommern...
- Ľupča is
derived from
Slavic personal name with a root Ľub. Lipche/Lypche (
Lipcse) are
already Hungarized forms because of
contemporary practice of the Royal...
-
Berlin Pasurek,
Gustav E.: Gläser der
Empire und Biedermeierzeit, 1925,
Lipcse R.M.U.: Les
expositions des Décorateurs, Beaux-Arts: Le
Journal des Arts...
-
Hungariae literatae ('An
attempt to
summarize Hungarian scholarship') Frankfurt–
Lipcse 1711
Google Books the author's name is
unknown Acta
Sanctorum Ungariae I–II...
- vazduch.
Lipcse. 1787. Tergovicia,
komedija u tri akta. U. ott. 1787. Zsivotvopiszaníje gyénerala Laudona. Bécs. 1788.
Blagodarni szín.
Lipcse. 1789. Zao...
-
granted privileges on
several occasions; for example, the
Saxon hospes of
Lipcse (today Partizánska Ľupča, Slovakia), who were
subjects of the archbishopric...
